Charla Nash
Chimp Attack Victim Reaches Settlement In Lawsuit
Lawyers for the Stamford woman who was badly mauled by her friend’s pet chimpanzee in 2009 have agreed to a settlement in a lawsuit against the chimp owner’s estate.
Charla Nash Attends Hearing In Chimpanzee Attack Case
The state Claims Commissioner is being urged by the Office of the Attorney General to dismiss a claim against the state filed by Charla Nash, the Stamford woman severely disfigured by a chimpanzee in 2009.
Exclusive: Charla Nash’s Lawyer Blames State For Chimp Attack, Seeks $150 Million
Attorney Charles Willinger, who represents Charla Nash, spoke exclusively with WCBS 880′s Fran Schneidau and said that the state DEEP ignored its own rules, which lead to the near fatal mauling.
Charla Nash, Chimp Attack Victim, Says Conn. Gov. Malloy Knew Of Danger
In February 2009, Charla Nash was attacked by Sandra Herold’s 200-pound pet chimp Travis as she was trying to lure it back into Herold’s house. It tore ripped off her nose, lips, eyelids and hands. The attack left her blinded.
Charla Nash, Chimp Attack Victim, Reveals New Face
Charla Nash, the Stamford woman who was attacked and disfigured two years ago in a chimpanzee attack, went public for the first time since her face transplant surgery.
Chimp Attack Victim Charla Nash Receives ‘Fantastic’ Face Transplant
Charla Nash, the Stamford woman whose face was destroyed when her friend’s pet chimp went berserk two years ago, has received a face transplant that looks fantastic, according to her brother.
Connecticut To Be Sued In Chimp Attack Case
Connecticut’s laws regarding primates as pets are back in the spotlight.
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